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Council elections open Monday, May 31, 2021

May 12, 2021
Online voting will be available for pharmacy technicians in District A (Northern Alberta) and District B (Southern Alberta).

The Alberta College of Pharmacy (ACP) will hold Council elections for a pharmacy technician in District A (Northern Alberta) and for a pharmacy technician in District B (Southern Alberta). Voting for this year’s Council election of two pharmacy technicians opens at noon MT on Monday, May 31, 2021, and closes at 4:30 p.m. MT on Thursday June 24, 2021.

All voting will take place online and can be accessed at abpharmacy.ca/vote2021. The voting site will not open until the election begins. To login to the voting site, eligible voters will use their ACP registration number and ACP password. Section 21 of ACP’s bylaws defines eligible voters. As election in these two districts is limited to pharmacy technicians, eligible voters in this year’s elections include

  • individuals registered on the pharmacy technician register who reside in the district for which an election is being held; and
  • individuals registered on the pharmacy technician register who does not reside in Alberta, who has declared their choice of district for the purposes of voting for a pharmacy technician member of Council.

Voters in District A and District B watch your inbox for the following:

  1. A message from ACP. Voters in District A and District B will receive an email from ACP with a list of the candidates seeking election to council in your district. The message will restate the election timeframes and provide voters with a link to the online voting site.
  2. Messages from the candidates. To support the election process, ACP will send two emails on candidates’ behalf to voters in each district. Watch your inbox for these messages. A biographical sketch and picture of each candidate will also be posted on the election site, so voters can learn about each candidate to make a more informed decision when casting their ballot.